The phrase "a substantial coat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a coat that is thick, heavy, or provides significant warmth or coverage.
Example: "As winter approached, she decided to invest in a substantial coat to keep her warm during the cold months."
Alternatives: "a thick coat" or "a heavy coat".
Surface analysis of the colloidal materials by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) indicated a substantial coating of PS by the reactive conducting copolymer.
This would probably imply a substantial coating of the fibres by CBDs.
Whereas B16 tumors grew rapidly in mice with substantial coat chimerism (termed fully chimeric mice herein), tumor growth in mice with overly white, FVB-derived skin (termed partial chimeras herein) was either marginal, yielding minute, largely necrotic tumors, or not observed at all.
It might be too late for you now, but the key is to preserve the UV coating with waxes and sealants when you still have a substantial UV coating left.
First, no difference was observed in the ability of an anti-Qβ antibody to bind polymerized vs nonpolymerized particles (Supporting Information Figure S7), suggesting the absence of a substantial polymer coating on the exterior surface of the particle.
The carbide precipitation led to a substantial increase in the coating hardness to 1240 1445 HV0.05.
Such a role is supported by the results of our search of the BIOGRID database [35] for physical interactors with yeast p24 proteins revealing that, besides constituents of the COPI- and COPII-coat machinery, a substantial number of the interactors are components of the secretory pathway machinery, like membrane-lipid-synthesizing proteins and N- and O-glycosylation enzymes.
The key findings of this work are: The hydrophobic and adhesion surface characters of the coating material are two important factors affecting the quality of the coating and have a substantial influence on the nitrogen release.
In order to obtain suitable adhesion, substrate pretreatment is a substantial part of a vapour-deposited coating that generally cannot be dispensed with.
The coating was missing from a substantial portion of a stem after only about 6 months of implantation.
